Sex differences in the psychological reactions of medical and surgical patients to crisis intervention counseling: Sauce for the goose may not be sauce for the gander

The Effects of Personal Construct Group Therapy on Breast Cancer Survivors.

“…The Gottschalk-Gleser Content Analysis Scales (Gottschalk, 1979, 1987; Gottschalk & Gleser, 1969) allow for quantitative summaries of a series of qualitative content analyses, making comparisons of the experiences of one person with another feasible (Viney & Caputi, 2001). The scales have been used successfully in medical settings and outcome studies (Gottschalk & Hoigard-Martin, 1986a; Viney, Benjamin, Clarke, & Bunn, 1985; Viney, Walker, Roberts, Lilley, & Ewan, 1994) and have been shown to be more sensitive to the status of the medically ill, including women with breast cancer, than other self-report affect scales (Lebovits & Holland, 1986).…”

The Effects of Personal Construct Group Therapy on Breast Cancer Survivors.

“…The Gottschalk-Gleser Content Analysis Scales (Gottschalk, 1979, 1987; Gottschalk & Gleser, 1969) allow for quantitative summaries of a series of qualitative content analyses, making comparisons of the experiences of one person with another feasible (Viney & Caputi, 2001). The scales have been used successfully in medical settings and outcome studies (Gottschalk & Hoigard-Martin, 1986a; Viney, Benjamin, Clarke, & Bunn, 1985; Viney, Walker, Roberts, Lilley, & Ewan, 1994) and have been shown to be more sensitive to the status of the medically ill, including women with breast cancer, than other self-report affect scales (Lebovits & Holland, 1986).…”

The Effects of Personal Construct Group Therapy on Breast Cancer Survivors.

“…The Gottschalk-Gleser Content Analysis Scales (Gottschalk, 1979, 1987; Gottschalk & Gleser, 1969) allow for quantitative summaries of a series of qualitative content analyses, making comparisons of the experiences of one person with another feasible (Viney & Caputi, 2001). The scales have been used successfully in medical settings and outcome studies (Gottschalk & Hoigard-Martin, 1986a; Viney, Benjamin, Clarke, & Bunn, 1985; Viney, Walker, Roberts, Lilley, & Ewan, 1994) and have been shown to be more sensitive to the status of the medically ill, including women with breast cancer, than other self-report affect scales (Lebovits & Holland, 1986).…”

The Effects of Personal Construct Group Therapy on Breast Cancer Survivors.

“…The Gottschalk-Gleser Content Analysis Scales (Gottschalk, 1979, 1987; Gottschalk & Gleser, 1969) allow for quantitative summaries of a series of qualitative content analyses, making comparisons of the experiences of one person with another feasible (Viney & Caputi, 2001). The scales have been used successfully in medical settings and outcome studies (Gottschalk & Hoigard-Martin, 1986a; Viney, Benjamin, Clarke, & Bunn, 1985; Viney, Walker, Roberts, Lilley, & Ewan, 1994) and have been shown to be more sensitive to the status of the medically ill, including women with breast cancer, than other self-report affect scales (Lebovits & Holland, 1986).…”